Learn the tone, meaning, and better English alternatives around "it's not like" with real scene examples.

The speaker is saying this has happened before, so it should not be treated as a new or surprising event.
From Trial Marriage to A Billionaire, Episode 12
The speaker is accusing someone of repeatedly filling in for another person.
Use this when criticizing a repeated pattern in an argument. It can sound blaming, especially if directed at a person.
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